section 46 Reinhardt - has a footnote blurb in french at the end, which refers back to its english translation in the text. SInce I don't read french, shall I ignore it or have it read in french and tag it to the end of the chapter.

section 46 Reinhardt - has a footnote blurb in french at the end, which refers back to its english translation in the text. SInce I don't read french, shall I ignore it or have it read in french and tag it to the end of the chapter.

great reading again, thank you so much, Caroline. Interesting to hear how the silent film actors were not really in favour of the new talkies.

I found one part of a sentence missing:

> at 3:08: missing lines (those I underlined) you must have skipped a bit because of the similar start of the sentence: "if I could get it for a reasonable sum—I could have it to take the place of the Reinhardt picture. I came East in April (1929), to see Mr. Madden, O’Neill’s agent. I could have it for $75,000."

great reading again, thank you so much, Caroline. Interesting to hear how the silent film actors were not really in favour of the new talkies.

I found one part of a sentence missing:

> at 3:08: missing lines (those I underlined) you must have skipped a bit because of the similar start of the sentence: "if I could get it for a reasonable sum—I could have it to take the place of the Reinhardt picture. I came East in April (1929), to see Mr. Madden, O’Neill’s agent. I could have it for $75,000."

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No act of kindness, no matter how small, is ever wasted.
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excellent reading, Jude, thank you so much. Life on the road was quite hard for a little girl back then. I loved your narration, it was interesting to listen to. And the entire text was flawless, unfortunately you have a small error in the end disclaimer:

> at 22:04: the ending should be: “End of Part 1, Chapter 5” (no need to mention “section 6”)